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In the question-and-answer session afterward (led by the former New York Times dance critic Jennifer Dunning), she explained that musical and dance structure followed a formula but that there was leeway within.

That was 28 seconds more than the 1 41 threshold at which a player can incur a violation on a hole in which a player hits three shots, according to tour policy, although Heather Daly-Donofrio, the L.P.G.A. senior vice president for operations, said there was leeway given players in some circumstances.

There can be leeway from the exact specifications, he said, adding, "Set it up fairly close, it will be fine.

The will is there to buy a top international striker and there is leeway in terms of the transfer fee.

Furthermore, there is leeway for local agency; there are many divergent scales and flows linking places and people.

Mr. Maidment accepts that there is a reason for the regulation but thinks there should be leeway in cases like Chapel Down.

"There are lots of options available today, digitally," she said, before adding: "If you're a journalist you have to toe the line, but as a portraitist there's leeway".

It is an issue that the world's most populous country is contending with, which is leeway that may not be available for smaller nations.

It has been argued that there is leeway for researchers to consider culturally-relevant strategies for obtaining informed consent from participants.

Depending on the purpose of grouping a set of chronic NCDs in a particular category, there may be leeway for a flexible approach to grouping.

An imperfect duty, such as helping others, cannot be demanded as a right by someone else, so there is leeway as to how this right should be respected [ 2].